Jane Cox graduated from the Royal College of Art with a special examiners commendation and was subsequently awarded first prize for Tableware from Wedgwood at the new graduates show in 1994. She is a Fellow and former Council member of the Craft Potters Association (CPA) and a Brother and Trustee of the Art Workers Guild (AWG)

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Her work features in the permanent collection of the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and the British Council permanent collection at Aberystwyth University, Wales. She has also exhibited The Victoria & Albert Museum , Fortnum & Masons, The London Design Museum and various galleries in France, The Netherlands, USA and Japan.

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Jane's work is collected for is striking surface pattern and bold use of colour . She specializes in earthenware combining slip decoration & sgraffitto with translucent glazes in three main colours: "Aquitaine" a rich vibrant turquoise , "Loire" a deep green, and "Carcassonne" a resplendent blue purple.

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Recently she has been expanding her glaze colour palette to include new speckle glazes in blue/greens & green /blacks.  These works are strongly inspired by the tactile shorelines of the Isle of Wight.